dominate in Latin
dominate in Latin is dominor — dominate means to have controlling power or influence over someone or something.
dominate in Latin
dominor
To govern, rule or control by superior authority or power
What does "dominate" mean?
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verb To have controlling power or influence over someone or something.
"The home team dominated the match from the very first minute."
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verb To be the most noticeable or important feature in a place or situation.
"A huge oak tree dominates the village green."
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dominate in a sentence
- The home team dominated the match from the very first minute.
- She dominated the negotiation, dictating almost every term.
- A huge oak tree dominates the village green.
- Housing costs dominated the election debate.
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What is "dominate" in Latin?
"dominate" in Latin is dominor. dominate means: To have controlling power or influence over someone or something.
How do you use "dominate" in a sentence?
Example: "The home team dominated the match from the very first minute." In Latin, "dominate" is dominor.
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